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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1973
Page
6
The article outlines the annual SHS Junior-Senior Prom with a banquet and dance for students with or without dates. It details theme selection, color schemes, lighting, music, committees, servers, skits, costumes, rehearsals, and sponsor anxieties, labeling the event a longstanding school tradition.
A student vents about the selection of next year’s cheerleaders at Onion Stewior Pron Sipney I an School. She laments her loss, cites her looks and effort, and questions why favored girls always win while she juggles work and college costs.
The readable text does not present a complete event or identifiable subjects. It includes stray phrases about notoriety and virtue with no clear persons, places, or actions to summarize into a coherent news item.
Paul Sheaman SHS Modern Problems and Economics instructor serves as senior sponsor. He films all seniors and prepares a yearly script shown at graduation. The project evolved from silent movies to slides around 1960 under superintendent Mr Weymouth. The task, long done partly by Mr Winn and V T Miller, is now often solo. Slides capture school activities for reunions and hold sentimental value for future generations. SHS tied for second in District Speech. Scottsbluff won.
March 13 marked Sidney’s first top finish in ten years as Don Kahl Tom Gregory and Hal Lalesky led the team. The squad scored highly in Nebraska and South Dakota events earning recognition from the Mathematical Association.
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